Moreover, the more in tune these infants were to their caregiver’s behaviour at five months, the better their language comprehension was at 13 months.

His research in language comprehension and the brain also found it to be localized in the left hemisphere, but in a different section.

The perspective taking approach views the forms of grammar as emerging from repeated acts of perspective taking and perspective switching during online language comprehension.

Damage to this region of the brain can result in impaired organization and categorization of verbal material, disturbance of language comprehension, and impaired long-term memory.

These results demonstrate that emotional cues created by the body help in language comprehension.